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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Now is the time TO buy your boots, shoes
Grand 500 upright piano given away
ticket gwen 10 every purchaser OF pair OF
boots or shoes at John Bratsch's until J1O
Ii. 1897. u"o
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
d65-tf*
Tk~ Notice.

Eight lots on Chautauqua, just south OF
Douglas, 50, 200.
-Four lots on Water street, half bloca
above Carey ave, Fairview addition. -, 400
Four lots on jackson street, block ), Carey
Park, $1,000.
-Four lots on Wichita street, block Z, Carey
Park, s., 600.
a feet, corner of Topeka and 18th street
$1,000.
Five lots on Emporia, Eagle addition, be
tween I4th and 18th streets, $50 each
Two lots on Emporia. Eagle addition, be
tween 18th and 18th streets, $50 each
50 feet on Emporia, just above PARK
street. $1,000.
All of above on easy terms.
l0i-4t BUNYELL & MoREHocsE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
Choice Property for Sale.

Choice Property for Sale.
125 and 1877 Douglas ave, Greiffenstein' s
add, with new two story brick building, in
the very best business part Of the city,
$50, 600.
Al Wichita street, Waternlan's add, be-
tween LIST and End streets, Got is 5Gxl40 ft)
with room house, good bargain at S10. eco
81, 213, 2l5, PIT, n. Lawrence ave, Hyde
& Ferrill's add, east front, lay high and fine,
the choicest residence lot of the finest street
in town, $l2 600.
Al, 43, As, A, Mead ave; Viola add, east
front, lay smooth and nice. 81, 200
20, 81, 50, s. in block II, Linwood Park
add, near the park, snap, etc, at 81 900.
Real estate agents are authorized to sell
the above property at prices stated, subject
to prior SALE and subject to changes in price
by my putting notice of change in Daily
EAGLE. For terms apply at my Office.
r. Fl. RoYS.
d10O-tf 229 + Douglas ave.
Sales ladies wanted at the Enterprise fancy
goods store, 100 E Douglas ave Also a
young man and cash boys. 10l-Gt
Wheeler's addition.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Henry tn Ter is Offering extraordinary IN
ducenlents 10 few parties who VIII hu,ld AT
once on his atn,tion Location on law
renee, Topeka aus EmpoIia ayes, ~ nll9S
rron D,Iy,as ave: s. rect caI S on either side
ana in the shadow OF the great BAPTIST col
lege Office lac \ Main st, up stairs. lV'-ot
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

We want your inside and your outside
property on our books. We have customers
every day for your property. Bring it to us
if you want it sold.
MCDOWELL & MANSON
9i-tf Room over 254 Y. Main st.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

A fine improved farm mile from " ichita
for $1,000. HENRY TULLER x 70,
lo3-et l42 Main Sc.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

We hay, fine list of lots for sale IN Allen
& Smiths addition, also i'll McCorniicks au-
ditlon These lots viii be worth si'"S p :,
Tor in % DAYS WIN. Sinlms a Co, SO T.
Dn, di02-ot
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BI TELEGRAPH.
New fork Money.

NEW YORK. March -.
Today was the du,lest day In the stock market &c
Tar this year. The market was very quiet and de
cifnes were made in the early trading. In the rally
which followed Western Union and Richmond and
West foinl became conspicuous. There shor,
period activity and firmness in the afternoon but
II soon died away. Railroad bonds were dull The
general to firm. The only feature was the
unusual strength in the st. Louis. Kansas Cty and
Northern. Omaha division. receipts which closed
per cent higher at Il.
Money cali easy at 3G5 per cent; closed at 2II
Prime mercantile paper 5l1a6%
Sterling exchange dun but steady az 81 $50 FOR g.
day bills ana 81 s5as for demand.
The total sales stocks lS5 81 shares.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Deeds ard mortgages standard, general
form and No. s, for sale in quantities to
suit at this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Lot /, block 2, Frisco Heights, Is VIII
drawn from the market.
l02-3t* Geo u. -hAhAi->-~
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
Vt. Louis Gram and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS 6arcn ID
Flour-steady and unchanged.
Wbear-kctive but unsettled ard lower; No ? red
cash 19le@Spl May. SIaS1t; closing SOS June. .s5:
Corn Quiet lower; W. 2 mixed, cash, 35eS5S9a
NAV s5stSs 4 closing 5zs; June. S694
Oats-Dull but eas,: No mixed. 2s3ls; May. ls14.
Rye-Easy at 5311d5i.
Barey-6l.
Lead Active ami Arm. Common, 81; refined .;
chemical hard. -.
Butter-About steady: creamery. 2is9i; dairy. l5Gz5
Eggs-Firmer at i2ittgl2]2.
Pork-Sl9 90
Lard-S7 52l3.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Extra copies of the EAGLE can be OBJ
tanned in the counting room for five cents
each, with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Fifty thorsand dollars worth OF lots for
sale near the new college, at Meyer, Duncan
a. Speers. ll9 West Douglas ave. 80 ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Agents having my property on sare WI" ,ne
ol0 y Main. dl02-2t* n. b. HAYTHoRN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
Loan Register.

IOau KtEESttT.
PHILADELPHIA, July IS, 1856.
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kansas.
Geutlelnen:-We have seen one OF your
Mortgage Loan Registers at the office Of the
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co, this
CITY, and shall b obliged if you will send this
compaly one similar in all respects at your
earliest convenience, and remain
Respectfully yours,
THEODORE ROCKINGHAM,
d65-tfa Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Apples one dollar per bushel at Steinhsus-
err Nerkle Supply Co. lo--0'
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Apples one dollsr per bushel at Stainhaus-
err Merkle Supply Co. o-oe
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

For sale
Fifty feet on Waco ave at a special bar
gain. GEORGE =. Matthew's,
d96-tf l23 Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Notice is hereby given to all real estate
agents that all my property is of the market
at the present prices.
l0l-3t% +. Z. NISASTs-
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Quecnsware at cast, G. H. Hunters. s7-lot
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

THE DAVIS LOAN AND INVEST
MEN 60. lIimitedl.
rs Main 81. joe lyn's Exchange.
Do a regular Loan end Com. X r.
business > Neais residence here ena-
b.es Us to be juiSe OF sexual value or
X. r. IL I'm,
MIR, Asst. Manager.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Qaeensware at cost, c. II. Hunters 97-1ot'
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Queensware at cost, C H. Hunters. 97-let
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Seats now On Sale for every opera. st Union
Ticket Once Night prfc-e-aeeeYve ed eeass
os.co. Matinee pYices-kekerved sesss 81 %.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
J. P. ALLEN.
-DRUGGIST-
Everything Kept in a first-Class
Drugstore.
Wichita. Kan.
Grand Clearing Sale !!
Mrs. M. KLENTZ

VIII sell until all sold, Hats from &c 81 worth
twice the money. Hand knit all wool hoods 25c
and roc. A full line Cloaks. Underwear. Corsets
hustle. Handkerchief. Gloves Ostrich Feathers
Birds, Wings. Ribbons, Velyets, Pushes, Astra-
chans Ladies come early to secure bargains.
H. KLENTZ
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MORRIS PARK, LONG ISLAND

MUUNIO HIM. 6VVU tVSrNC -,
20 MINUTES FROM FLATBUsH:AyE. OR ]; I CITY.
FREQUENT 1RAINsl low COMMUIAIloNi hEr
S1RICTEDl
Title Guaranteed American Title Guarantee
70 we are pepared to locate desirable parties very
favorable terms and who wish 10 own their homes
sIoud confer with us small amount down evidence OF
good faith and subsequent quarterly payments that wDn
Otherwise 90 for rent Will you own landlord
AnpIy 10 w W. KIRBY, 1l5 Broadway. y. " GEORGE
MAfRE SUPERINTENDENT Morris Park, l.. l.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WHITE STAR LINE FOR oUEENsrowN AND LIV'
LHPOOI~ -
The United states and Royal Mail steamships Republic,
sailing Thursday and Baltc May H. viii carry sec
only The enufe saloon
viii BE- given up 10 sec
cabin passengers thus aordng unusual opportunity
10 those dosrng visit the Ola Country AT small outlay
rates inspection Of pans and other info ION Apply
oces. 81 broadway after ASy j. al BioAa
way N'"iA H. J. CoRTIs Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

GENTLEMAN FROM LONDON, having goOt
~ hnanetA and basiness connections In oreat Britain An
on the Cqnttnent wnts the European Agency OF
O., Eox 40. Tribune Office.
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Qurtion Sales of Real estate.
1 S. PRATT e. SONS,

A S. PRATT & SONS,
A. Insurance and Real Estate Arenta-
Magnificent business property at the northeast corner OF
Hall Building being all OF lots numbered three 80
and az part OF lot I'VE (b. In square num-
bered four hundred and seven l4O7l IN the
City OF Washington. District OF Columbia
business city fronting 100 feet sthst west
and feet ON north VIII be sold whole and Will
carry the material now laying thereon. - =.
ON SATURDAY, APRIL % 1887. AT 6O'CbOCK r. NJ.
will offer for sale In front oil the premises the soo'en
cash. balance in equal instruments In
one and years. to bear cent interest,"
annually and TO be secured by deed OF trust on
the property all cash at option OF purchaser deposit OF
$1,000 required time OF sale Terms to be complied with IN
otherwise right reserved 10 resell at risk ana
after five days public notice OF suc
resale newspaper published In Washington. O' u
Conveyancng &C.. at purchasers cost -, a.. ,,. 49, ,,,,
postpone account OF the weather until
DUNCANsON BROTHERS.. Auctoneers
9th and d SITS. northwest
TAMES9L. WELLS, Auctioneer. =
Peremptory and unreseryed sale WEDNESDAY. May H.
noon at Exchange 80 to 65 Lbertyt by order
Of heirs,
RESIDENCE OF LATE GENERAL c. p STONE,
"ISMALIA.r FLUSHING, L. l.
Elegant and attractive dwelling thorough rder all mod
shade on broadway near Brewsterave best residential
part Flushing convenient 10 depots, stores Schools
churches
Terms LIBERAL sale positive; maps with JoHNEs BEN
NER & WILCOX, Attorneys, IA Broadway. ana Auc1on-
Ger. 50 Liberty St. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.-First-
III clas, fonrstory brownstone residence occupied by
owner in choicest Brooklyn close to Fort Greene Park
Uouse built y DAYS labor excellent condition Prce
sonabie Of $4,000 per cent II pre-
ferred, Thirty minutes from City II all ADDRESS $3.50
'S''N'' '' X. T., y. o. Box 1,750
400 CLINTON-AVE. first fiat rent 1856 !:
4CO in neighborhood jantor IN attendance APP
ply TO BROWN BROS, 40 5th-avet. Brooklyn.
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giiuations t)ante6--Alales.


COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a neat. sober,
" useul young hrstcass coachman and good
driver gardeners willing TO make himself useful about
S S SS &c., Address
NOACHMAN, &c.--By one who understands
well horses harness and CARRIAGES rs coach
careful driver city country Is temperate Wiling anu
00'S'"s S''' WV JOHN X. Tribune onico.
COACHMAN.-By a strictly sober, reliable,
" single city driver; thoroughly experienced not
willing and obigng good gardener can mix,
city or country. Aduross CoAChMAN' 600 Woss
l7tlIst
NOACHMAN- BY married man, Protestant,
~ family family going 10 tuf0pe mas oceh win pres
ent employer be seen. Address
r.. present employers private stable. 40 West lstlsk
NOACHMAN. by first class city cOachman;
~ both saddle and horses
and equipments, excellent city driver and VIII
and attentive TO duy best city reeTenees
strictly temperate and neat IN livery Address r. L. sSs
Tribune Uptown Onoe, l.23s broadway
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By single man
pelent in city country has references
satisfaction win DO given late employer Address NJ O.,
boz 2s, Tribune Uptown ONCE. l.25s broadway.
NOACHMAN.-By cOachman single; strictly
acass In every respect best Of city from
employer Address +. private stable ll5 West o6ts
NOACHMAN and GRUOM.-By married man;
~ no ohiidren years nrstcass oy reference from
medium stnctly temperate viii make HIM
self generaiy usefni American Axs 80. Address -
TANITOR.-By q young married man, Ger
'-' j. wEHLAN. B3l West AAthst
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Brooklyn proptrtr 5or Gale ano 60 tet
q FIRST PLACE.

three years. 10 private family only the
fine stoop brownstone house. No II First
place between Clinton and Henry extra lot desired
Apply to Il. CLARKE. Tribune once N. y. or LEONARD
MOODY. 20 Courtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
GERMANio Capt Gleadei "Wednesday. A,y !. $50 p m
REPURIIC :............... .Thursdly. May .. y. IN
ADRIATIC. Capt Parse Wedne say' hay H. $3.50 A. III
London direct -
ARABIC Cant burton. -. Saturday. May 2s. a
From White star Dock foot OF west lOth-st
RATES-saiOon $50 $50 $50 and slOo Return tickets on
favorable terms steerase from OF 70 The GA County,
For Inspection plans other Information apply nj tho
companys Office No. 81 broadway. New, fork ,. =,
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4 OMHANlA hANA Ian IVA COI hANOIh
~ Formerly 4. LOPEZ & CO.
North American Branchl
this well-knowD Spanish steamship me
with the Mexican Government VIII leave
NewYork for Havana direct the 4h. lith and 24th oil
every month . 80 - -,
Tho steamship MEXICO Captain Carmonal viii
sail May at from companys pier u " X Goods
received previous 10 sailing OF steamer as per
notice permits Freight and passengers are taken for
Havana IrogresO cruz Coruna san Tandcr tlayre
and Liverpool Freight only taken for VRo GUon Blboa
san Sebastian and Hamburg. For further par
ticuars apply to ]. NJ. CEBALLOS & Co,
General Agents so Wallst. New.for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

Blu Smith q Cdf7fQdf.
s,ale n, lots on West l25th and West 126thsts eof
Boulevard, adjourned 10 May L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSVERSE \. oII
The following shows the real estate transactions fe0orueu
In the Registers ONCE to-day:
aa' sis to fGi BassT 81 ii;al $4,000
Rivpgt9n-sr Se and wife to I Iandsman 2S5oo
7sthst NO 10 dsf G Sssepbsm. s275O
Broadway Nos e2s ana oooi Conn anu wa. $4,000
slsts li0i L. stays aS1iSSS jW6s
len referee to sohnson anu anon0. 49, $4,000
asth; sbSssr IS a nd Wife to zeor and $1,000
s7's;h 3 s Sf Read and 50 1000
esniSay ns an " % S9f q 70 + Simon 0l.ooO
6lstst d dao VIE t ns Mays olOOo
s9S 3 a sS' sRS
AlsfssS NSs 80 Pierce to Pfeiaer % $50
v'ass Fla 9arr %e'e t'Atvv :. $1,000
RoedoeT and wives e 6, :, $4,000
SSo1iSS to Sew:sve, xsO12oo; Cha' E Runk 90 soo
0lss ssd Miie I TO- 81 syrne 10000
e' sic, Boyd and wife to Du 24iOO
Az and wiS o 10 Solomon and another 2l76O
aooI p1.d 81 ze1 I seSpylsr $4,000
ssssS 81 6eo ans S Mte To
S0e Tsas 1856 Of Sdave $oeIiOas; Andrew 60
so's sasSe ioo VI $4,000
AveAA s,s e KosSb ana wife 10000
sieIn and wife to Mattendor $4,000
aooese eoe si to p Pis suos 1850
en ns 10 e Reilly III and another 2ssooo
kD n.y. and S0s o TIM SG oV.'o $4,000
sdrvss Anna ii Iuhss to WachteT 1880
torors Of Vanderbilt to B Klein. .....:: le.5oo
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Countrp propsrtp for Sale ano 60 Get

AT CRAWFORD, N. J.,
on Central r. of ~ ~ for sale or u let desirable
containing eight goodszed rooms Lot 100
1900 Large roomy barn. fruit trees &C. grounds nicely
lao ont few minutes 90 feet wide
Would sell low buyer close estate For patca
lars apply 10 or address
CHAS. LEO. AIRY.
A andA alder Ian
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Ceftures an6 Meetinga

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
"A quarterly meeting wiz be held on Thursday, May
Is at . o'clock p. In, at Clinton IIal. Asor place
J. TRUMBULL SMITH, Secretary
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REAL ESTATE
AT TIVE EXCHANGE.


-. -a,,.nroun investors in West Side lots were
, :, The stand Of r. H. Ludlow Co. yesterday on tho
osson Of the sale Of twenty-five lots in
sftssuthst and sixesntsr ana Aornnssae
ava also ten lots in ,o",
rosSe Tsooid Albert Bsamy BENJAMIN
Sn9 LOUIS observation-disclosures 26 feet south Of onehundred
s Ss bidding started at Saoop =. sS
Ssms sur Casper bought two lots on e. @
srn Other lots the street brought W IOo escn
Casper two lots in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
vas thst the bulk of the property was bought
nv the Charles q. Landon ana Henry hurpis '"'
executors were present on the stand ~, o., >s.run
u Uarnet sold for Sneinean Drake. NO. 90 siargn
a Story brick stole and tenementsouse ot ZoxV
for 81 900 70 George Orr also No 225 East Broaaway
fonr brick house 23x90 for S2OoOo 10 JONI
Donnelly. A.. - ut, ,vas. Garner az
at and Second twostory frame mousse
SO.5x 5Ox CO. for Sl5S00, TO ]. fruend
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flats ano Rooms 90 Eet.

A THE MOST CONVENIENT and desira-
" BILE location the city These elegant apartments with
improvements Russian baths and all rooms deeora
ted hlishcf. Apply premises Open I'LL &3Oi In
the evening. 203.21l East l4thst JOS scHMARZLEh
ELEGANT APARTMENTSin the Lispenard,
IL No SO East seth st-Eig rooms all light rent $50 to
800. Apply TO JANITOR on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

PED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New.l oIk and Antwerp every saturday
WESTERN Saturday hpii 80 ~ ~ = M
LA nm
Spring and summer Rates First cabin. $50 20 s,nu,
and $50 Storage az very low rates. -. q, r,-
PETER WRfG HI n SONS. Gonl AE'ta 90 Broad"ay
INMAN LINE IT, g. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. .,
CITY OF BERLl SATURDAY. Aprh 80 iWso ~
CITY or CHEsTtR. .-..-....: ,Atnrt', 10y - ~
CITY OF RICHMOND ........ Saturday. May H. ~ ~
Prom Imam Iier, ftolof Grtrd-tt Jsr,ey1,iiyy; r.
CABlN PAssAGF, $50 and UPWARD INTERMEDIARY
pifER WRIGHT & SONS. General Agt',
EEORGIA AND FLORIDA via SAVANNAH.
" Tn weekly line from old Per 81 ~ H. loot Of
81. TALLAHASSEE. .........Tnestly April 2a At D. m
IS. CHATrAH0OCHEE.....T THURSDAY. April ~ AZ p M.
81. CITY OF AUGUsTA...... SATURDAY Apr 30 AZ 5 D. w
Connecting with savannah Florida ami Western Railway
for runswck, Thonasvle Fernandins, Jacksonville anu
all points Florida Unsurpassed accommodations hrsE
For freight or passage syGly tSSovar
Fastern AGENT - r. Il W Ry Agent Ocean So CO..
2Gf Broadway. Old Pier "a, n. H.
NORDDEUTsCCHER LLOYD IS; CO.
NEw'YohK, souTmAMPIoE APP n BREMEN.
sAALE Wed. ADL ~. ga. m lMEERA, sat- May !! am
III Isl Sat. Apl.5I 1880 am. Ems. Wed May II Sam
ALLER Wed. May T. $50 pm RIDER sat- siay - ~ q M
FIRST Cabin 800 1925 $3.50 or fiI5 BERTH according 70
Cabin 500 berth Steerago at lowest ratoA
oELRICHs CO., No Bowling Green
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WANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY.-A
Nv Hotel fully partly urpished the ater pre-
- Address H.. with fall r,iofmaton Room 80 Tribune
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-07
LIVE STOCK Markets.

ST. LOUIS. oct G.-The National stock
Indicator reports: 900
Cattle-Re Receipts. 1900; shipments, 1905
market dull; fair to choice heavy native
steers, S501i 10; butchers steers medium TO
choice, 1908 ~; feeders 60@S %; Texans,
common grass to good cornted, OOG2 oo;
Indians common to good, O0(d2 TO-
Hogs Receipts, IS o; shipments so; mar
ket lower; choice heavy and butchers selec-
lions, 5GGi 10; yorks, medium 90 50 prime
1 2Udi 81; pigs, common TO good, 'Wgi ~
Sheep Receipts, 1910; shipments, 40; mar
ket strong; fair to fancy sVg5 W; lambs'
1904 40.
kAysAs CITY, oct s.-The Live STOCK
Cattle Receipts, $3.50; shipments. 200;
market duh; God to choice cornied, =
81 65; common to medium, 2l(G1 ~ stCk
ers, . 00G2 90: feeding steers bs95 21i cows
/ 25G2 So; grass range steers, 20CSZ W..
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, SOO; mar
ket opened lower and closed stronger, prices
ranging from 2 75to4 40. ,,o...-
Sheep Receipts, 700 shipments. lOOi mar
ket steady; good to choice, 3 0VG3 "; common
TO medium, ? 0O@2 10,
CHICAGO, oct 6.-The Drovers' Journa
0tattie-Receipts, 1000, shipments, $500; mar
ket steady; fancy, l0g5 %; snip
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-07
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

1rrrEK-2JG zoe per II.
6 IT.. ,a r,o
5lANs-Cnliforuia, In bags o74'~'o' Ai'''"
ER si> the shucli, new, soc; Old o5c. en-.
in sachr OF % IDS w.
Am meal, i'm sacks OF u lbs, toe
Tif ,I., cream. HGl5c per 10; half cream
No. n. skinned, 10" per ID.
kDrR-ln barrels, 81 VI; half BARREL 90
I6Gs Dull at 6,9>c, .,,,d To-,
4 patent g. 81, second patent SG'iU'
ksl't 81 n, family - w, low grades Si,aO,
Fhrrn mills quote; First patent F2'N'
Sedo patent %, extra family, - iO' COM
HAY-New Texas prairie, e. per ton: =,
ID Sc; badly damaged and bun hides, So
ltGo green sailed, &c; 10. :, &c; No. green
93eher hides, iGyjc; No. 2, DC; sneep SKINS Iva
ouch.
AAUr-Haf bills, 81 50,
WIoNs-Sc,d5i &C per h
0ATs- II sacks, 2SOG30c r. bushel
orAToEs-lrlsh, 81 0O@i % per puShei
WEE, a % per huShel.
WILLOW 292L2 per II.
WIZ EAr-'Oc per bushel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-07
GALVESTON COTTON.
oct G.-Spot cotton closed
1 and mr. eos uurh hanged
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. G.-Spot cotton closed
steady and Lie higher Tor al grades above
low mddlug.
Sales, l7jO stock RAu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-07

AppLEs-A 'leu -, quarters sc.
70 o. so JoDbers at m'llS' s"'N'u wv u
.r n"' ,''.u ,o,lc: short clear smoked.
BAtS'NS. tnst bacon, 10; hams i"z,gl po.ol
pbAKiNG fG% De 90, ~; 2I4-lbs, IL 80;
Bran Spoon, 2oh. 4oc 4oA iS zoe ip 75e TO-
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,, ShS Sc &C. 49, fancy broom 50 80, d do 325,
pRvooN s--No' iu, ,rasn straw 81 70, 3 string
p :. , ,Si 4 o. string green u -'
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In ii u, ~tr'Wus,,.,.' IN 80; w6ortlcberre,,
~ ~, corn, ppGi. t tGon,tiIt west Is, Jersey
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ARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
4 COTTON.

hC'rs AT UNITED STATES PORTS.
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pafallve statement of cotton receipts AT
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Cash quotall uns We as loilowS: W
, 80; NIX, 2 lJ@2 %; family, 4O(G2 80; pat
ont SoGi on
Whcat-No. sprins 1U'si No spring, to:
no. > red, 72l4
Rice, firm at , 1895 10 per barrel in sacks,
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Corn, No. 3 ~.
OatS-No >, 2isa,
Mess pork, per bbl II So
Lard, per l0J pounds, + 80.
short rib sides loose 40.
Dry sailed shoulders boxed . -,
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| jVd3 Is; cows bulls and mixed lGKg2 to;
Texas cattle. = uOG2 80; western rangers,
OO6D3 %.
Hogs-R Receipts 2t0Ol; shipments none;
market steady. prices ranging nom 7itol or.
Sheep-ReGeipts, 1000; shipments 1870;
market steady natives. . 7jNi ~ western, g J.
as 60; Texans, 3 1908 50' lambs, 4 -s05 -.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
NIGHT REpORT-SpOTs.
sales, 10000.

Futures opened and closed steady anu lto
points higher.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
PRODUCE AND 1--we sToCN
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO, oct. G-rhe market opened
this morning very much as If there had been
no Interruption in the week 5 business De-
ccmbcr wheat opened at 1870. May corn
opened at a5' -@ij %. Hog products were
slow and maintained bottom prices through
out The morning session.
The following are the highest closing points
reached in leading futures:
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names Of these firms if necessary AZ
tho rate they have been aD'e 10 e't .om
out all competitors III the past ,9 q,
years they will, unless some System "
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